Give your streamer an extra wiggle and it will be irresistible to predator fish. The further you place the streamer's disc, the greater the streamer's unfolding and unpredictable motion. The smallest size no.1 is also suitable for the fly rod. Think of predators like perch, (sea) trout and asp... they will not be able to resist the action of these discs.

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The principal of chaos...

ActionDiscs do not produce the same rhythmic mechanical action as "crankbait lip" devices or spinner blades. 

As the bait is drawn through the water, pressure builds on the cupped front surface of the disc. When the pressure reaches a point of instability the disc turns to release it. This is where chaos enters in. Because the ActionDisc is perfectly symmetrical, the direction the disc tilts to dump the pressure is completely up to chance. It can go up, down, left, right or any degree from its center axis. 

Once the disc decides which direction it will tilt, the tube on the back of the disc acts as a lever, bending the line in the opposite direction and pulling the front of the bait with it. 

Once the water pressure is released the disc rights itself and begins again. Depending on the speed of the retrieve this process can take place anywhere from 3 times per second on a slow retrieve up to 15 times per second at a trolling speed of 4mph.

How to make the rig...(for flyfishing, of course, a little more subtle:))